Contractor Foreman Review
All-in-one construction management for small and mid-size contractors
Fit Score
Fit Score
▸ How we scored Contractor Foreman: 9.4/10
| Factor | Weight | Sub-score |
|---|---|---|
| Vertical fit (best trade) | 60% | 9.0/10 |
| Pricing transparency | 20% | 10.0/10 |
| Integration coverage | 20% | 10.0/10 |
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Quick verdict
Contractor Foreman is best for Small and mid-size trade and general contractors, residential or commercial, that want estimating, project management, scheduling, time tracking and invoicing in one system at a published per-company price. Pricing starts at $49/mo for the company. Trade fit of 8/10 or higher: General Contractors. 30-day free trial available.
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About Contractor Foreman
Contractor Foreman is an all-in-one construction management platform for small and mid-size trade and general contractors, founded in 2017 and based in Forest City, North Carolina. It says it serves contractors in more than 75 countries.
It puts estimating, project management, scheduling, daily logs, time tracking, invoicing and job costing in one platform, with integrations for QuickBooks Online and Desktop, Zapier, Stripe, Gusto, CompanyCam, Google and Outlook calendars, MS Project and Angi Leads.
Plans are priced per company with user caps, billed annually: Basic $49 a month (1 user), Standard $105 (3 users), Plus $166 (8 users), Pro $221 (15 users) and Unlimited $332 (unlimited users); billed monthly, Standard to Unlimited cost $139 to $399 (Basic is annual only). Annual plans come with a 30-day free trial. Annual Plus, Pro and Unlimited plans carry a 100-day money-back guarantee, and monthly Pro and Unlimited plans a 30-day one. The plans page and the refund policy differ on the other plans, so confirm their terms before you buy.
The trade-offs: its features page lists service tickets that dispatch technicians and schedule follow-up visits, but no membership or service-agreement module, so a service business built on recurring maintenance should test that workflow during the trial. The user caps mean a growing team moves up plans.
Pricing
| Tier | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | $49/mo | Lowest price in this table |
| Standard | $105/mo | |
| Plus | $166/mo | |
| Pro | $221/mo | |
| Unlimited | $332/mo | Highest price in this table |
Per company with user caps (the FAQ says the listed fee is for the company as a whole). Annual billing: Basic $49/mo (1 user, $588 a year), Standard $105 (up to 3 users, $1,264 a year), Plus $166 (up to 8 users, $1,997), Pro $221 (up to 15 users, $2,654), Unlimited $332 (unlimited users, $3,984). Monthly billing: Standard $139, Plus $199, Pro $279, Unlimited $399; Basic is not available monthly. More users means moving up a plan. 30-day free trial on annual plans. Money-back guarantee: 100 days on annual Plus, Pro and Unlimited plans, 30 days on monthly Pro and Unlimited plans; on the other plans the plans page and the refund policy differ. Free setup and implementation on Pro and Unlimited. Verified against contractorforeman.com/plans 2026-10-08; trial and guarantee terms checked against contractorforeman.com/refund-policy 2026-10-09.
Contractor Foreman starts at $49/mo for the company (Basic tier). That is a price for the company, not per user: spread across a 5-person team it works out to about $10 per user. Its starting price places it in our entry price band (under $100 per user per month). The tier prices in the table above run from $49 to $332/mo; the pricing note gives the billing terms and any other published prices. 30-day free trial.
Pricing verified 2026-10-08. Prices can change, so confirm them with Contractor Foreman before purchasing.
Cost by crew size
Monthly cost of the cheapest Contractor Foreman plan that allows each number of users, worked out from the plan prices and user rules on its pricing page, counting every tech as a full user. Plan prices and extra-user fees only: job, appointment and other usage limits, add-ons, setup fees and payment processing are not included; where a plan's usage limit is recorded, it is named under the figure.
| Users | Billed annually where offered | Billed monthly |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $49/mo Basic | $139/mo Standard |
| 3 | $105/mo Standard | $139/mo Standard |
| 5 | $166/mo Plus | $199/mo Plus |
| 10 | $221/mo Pro | $279/mo Pro |
Source: contractorforeman.com/plans, read 2026-10-08.
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Key features
Integrations
Pros
- + Estimating to invoicing in one system
From $49/mo, Contractor Foreman bundles estimating, project management, scheduling, daily logs, time tracking and invoicing.
- + Free trial and money-back guarantee
A 30-day free trial on annual plans, plus a 100-day money-back guarantee on annual Plus, Pro and Unlimited plans (30 days on monthly Pro and Unlimited). The refund policy sets conditions, including a demo or kickoff call, at least one live 1:1 training call, and, on annual plans, creating an estimate, a project, a time card and a daily log within 45 days of the trial start.
- + All-in-one for construction projects
Estimating, project management, scheduling, invoicing, and document/daily-log handling live in one place.
- + QuickBooks and other integrations
Integrates with QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop, plus Zapier, Stripe, Gusto, CompanyCam and Google and Outlook calendars.
- + $49 entry plan for one user
Basic is $49 a month billed annually ($588 a year) for one user, and Standard is $105 a month billed annually ($1,264 a year) for up to 3 users.
Cons
- − Sold as construction management
Contractor Foreman sells itself as construction management software. It lists service tickets and has a service contractors page with scheduling and dispatch, so a service business that runs mainly on dispatch should test that workflow during the trial.
- − Many modules to set up
The features page lists modules from daily logs, permits and inspections to bid management, submittals and safety meetings, so plan time to choose the ones you will use and set them up. Pro and Unlimited include free setup and implementation.
- − User caps by plan
Plans cap users at 1, 3, 8 and 15 before Unlimited, so the $49 entry is a one-person plan. Price the plan your team size forces, not the headline.
- − No membership module listed
Its features and service contractors pages list service tickets, dispatch and follow-up visits, but no membership or service-agreement module. Recurring-service businesses should ask how it handles maintenance agreements before buying.
- − Built for small and mid-size contractors
Its homepage says it was created for small and medium sized residential and commercial trade and general contractors. Larger commercial contractors with formal project-controls requirements should test those workflows during the trial.
Implementation
Contractor Foreman includes free setup and implementation on the Pro and Unlimited plans, and its implementation page offers paid setup help. Either way, the main task is deciding which modules you'll actually use and configuring them: estimating templates, project setup, scheduling and your QuickBooks connection. Start by getting estimating and project management live, then layer in time tracking, daily logs and document management. Pick your plan by headcount (user caps are 1, 3, 8, 15 and unlimited), plan some training time given the breadth, and import customers, projects and price items early. Whichever billing you choose, do the onboarding steps the refund policy requires for the money-back guarantee.
Best for / Watch out for
Best for
Small and mid-size trade and general contractors, residential or commercial, that want estimating, project management, scheduling, time tracking and invoicing in one system at a published per-company price
Watch out for
No membership or service-agreement module is listed on its features page; user caps per plan push growing teams up the ladder
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Frequently asked questions
How much does Contractor Foreman cost?
Billed annually, plans run Basic $49/mo (1 user), Standard $105 (3 users), Plus $166 (8 users), Pro $221 (15 users) and Unlimited $332 (unlimited users); billed monthly, Standard is $139, Plus $199, Pro $279 and Unlimited $399 (Basic is annual only). Annual plans come with a 30-day free trial. Annual Plus, Pro and Unlimited plans carry a 100-day money-back guarantee, and monthly Pro and Unlimited plans a 30-day one. The plans page and the refund policy differ on the other plans, so confirm their terms before you buy.
Is Contractor Foreman an FSM or construction PM tool?
It is sold as construction management software (estimating, project management, scheduling, daily logs, job costing). It also lists service tickets that dispatch technicians, track service history and schedule follow-up visits, but its features page lists no membership or service-agreement module. Service businesses built on recurring maintenance should test that workflow during the trial.
Contractor Foreman vs Buildertrend or Procore?
Contractor Foreman publishes per-company plan prices, from $49 a month billed annually (one user) to $332 (unlimited users), and its homepage says it was created for small and medium sized trade and general contractors. Procore publishes no prices: its pricing page says it charges an upfront annual fee by product, based on your annual construction volume, with unlimited users. Check Buildertrend's current pricing on its own site, then compare written quotes with Contractor Foreman's published plans.
Does Contractor Foreman integrate with QuickBooks?
Yes. Contractor Foreman integrates with QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop (and Zapier). Confirm during the trial that the plan you choose includes the integration you need.
Who is Contractor Foreman built for?
Its homepage says it was created for small and medium sized residential and commercial trade and general contractors, and its 'who we serve' pages cover general contractors, subcontractors, trade contractors and service contractors. Plans are priced per company, from one user (Basic, $49 a month billed annually) to unlimited users (Unlimited, $332).
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